Buildings with high tenant retention near the S89 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter that surfaces buildings where renters tend to stay longer. Retention can be a useful starting signal, but it doesn’t replace unit-level checks or direct questions to the building.

Use it to prioritize commute convenience, then verify the exact address’s walking time to the S89 stop(s). Service changes or transfer needs can still affect your route.

Not necessarily. Use the retention signal to guide your shortlist, then compare the current availability details on Openigloo and confirm lease terms, move-in costs, and maintenance expectations before committing.

Ask about renewal practice and how rent changes are handled, along with any practical constraints: maintenance response times, noise/quiet hours, laundry access, package procedures, and rules that could impact your household.

Yes. Tenant movement and building management practices evolve. Use the filter to find candidates, then check the most recent review content and any building notes on Openigloo.

No. Reviews and retention trends are about the building experience overall, while individual units can differ (size, layout, finishes, and the condition at move-in). Confirm the specific unit details before signing.

Start with the building’s review history and any recurring themes, then shortlist questions for the leasing office: lease/renewal terms, maintenance process, utilities and fees, and any building rules that could affect your daily routine.